 | Mary Depue Ogden - New Jersey - 1915 - 814 pages
...T., Lawyer, Financier. Legislator. It cannot be denied that the members of the legal fraternity are more prominent actors in public affairs than any other class of the community, this being but the natural result of causes which are manifest and require no explanation. The ability and... | |
 | Wilbur Fiske Stone - Colorado - 1918 - 1134 pages
...and the court records bear testimony to the many favorable verdicts which he has won for his clients. Whatever else may be said of the legal fraternity,...denied that members of the bar have been more prominent factors in public affairs than any other class of the community. This is hut the natural result of... | |
 | Wilbur Fiske Stone - Colorado - 1918 - 844 pages
...work of the profession in Colorado Springs, where he became associated with Judge EA Colburn. That the members of the bar have been more prominent actors...public affairs than any other class of the community cannot be denied. This is but the natural result of causes which are manifest and require no explanation.... | |
 | Richard Henry Spencer - Maryland - 1919 - 506 pages
...January 21, 1895. Mr. Nicolai, father of these children, died June 25, 1915. WILLIAM A. FISHER TX7HATEVER else may be said of the legal fraternity, it cannot...of the community. This is but the natural result of the causes which are manifest, and require no explanation. The ability and training which qualify one... | |
 | Nelson Wayne Durham - Columbia River Valley - 1912 - 848 pages
...opportunities has steadily progressed to a prominent position in business circles. HON. WILLIAM H. PLUMMER. Whatever else may be said of the legal fraternity...than any other class of the community. This is but a natural result of causes which are manifest and require no explanation. The ability and training... | |
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This is but the natural result of causes which are manifest and require no explanation. The ability and training which qualify one to practice law also qualify him in many respects for duties which lie outside the strict path of his profession and which... 
